Curriculum-relevant interactive activities for use with IWBs for Early Years.

Iboard Fantastic resources for Early Years and SEN
Examples
use language such as ‘more’ or ‘less’, ‘greater’ or ‘smaller’, ‘heavier’ or ‘lighter’, to compare two numbers or quantities -iBoard Reception (Purple level)
Many other liteacy skills -grammar, spelling comprehension and sequencing -can be taught through interacting with these resources.
Read more about this great site on the anseo.net site

http://magicschool.iboard.co.uk/

Infant Encylopedia An online child-friendly encyclopedia containing easily searchable information and activities linked to popular curriculum topics. I'D

Literactive Activities

Science

Early Year Videos

Early Year displays

LanguageGuide Interactive language learning resources suitable for non-nationals

Online Talking Stories

Learning Planet has many free interactive resources including Interactive Alphabet Number Train Count Your Chicken

Sebastian Swan -A literacy web site aimed at Key Stage 1 children and teachers, created by the Kent NGfL initiative

Infant Explorer

Infant Encyclopedia

Alphabet Avenue You can download lots of useful worksheets to use with the children on an individual basis.
or with a visualiser .

Sample

workinonletters.pdf

Games

www.poissonrouge.com It contains over 200 games for little ones to engage in while unconsciously learning their letters, numbers, colours, shapes, music, language while also developing their hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity. I would recommend it to any Primary class teacher, but would also use it when teaching the basics of language at any level.Copied directly from TeachNet Blog
http://www.gameclassroom.com/math/kindergarten

Puzzle Pages

Fun with Spot provides young students with online stories, interactive games, video clips, printable pages, and more. The simple user interface and bright colors within each activity will keep students engaged. Students can personalize the activities using their own name.
Introduce this site on your interactive whiteboard or projector. Then have students explore this site independently. Make a shortcut to this site on classroom computers and use it as a center to build literacy skills. Study Spot story elements and then create Spot adventures using an interactive whiteboard or projector. Advanced readers and technology users could create stories independently. This is an ideal site to share with families on your class website (copied directly from